Weirdest Rapper Endorsement Deals

Some of the strangest product endorsement deals brought to you by rappers

BYMichele DanielsMay 22, 2014448 Views

Celebrities, including rappers, have been inking endorsements deals with companies since the dawn of advertising. Hip hop music is more popular and marketable to the mainstream now than ever before, so these kinds of deals are on the rise. For many of these hip hop figures, endorsements deals are not only a way to make large sums of money but also aid in the promotion of their own music and brand. However not every endorsement deal is a success, and through the years we've seen a fair share of deals that have left fans scratching their heads in unison, wondering why, and/or how such a partnership even took place.

Sometimes they’re funny and other times they’re just downright confusing, here is a list of some of the weirdest rapper product endorsement deals.

Let us know what you think the weirdest endorsement is in the comments!

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Michele Daniels

<b>Contributor</b> Native of Los Angeles, CA, Mi'Chele Daniels is a journalist, yogi and content contributor for HNHH. Growing up in a heavily music influenced and artistic household she was exposed to and fell in love with all forms of music at an early age. She is immensely influenced by the Motown sound, classic rock, jazz and blues along with hip hop and R&B of the 90's and early 00's such as Aaliyah's "Age Ain't Nothin' But a Number" and Outkast's "Stankonia." A writer from day one, through her work she incorporates two of her passions and on any given day is more then likely either writing about music or practicing yoga in her living room while blasting some. Namaste. <strong>Favorite Hip Hop Artists:</strong> Andre 3000, Shabazz Palaces, Curren$y, Lauryn Hill,